Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

! lectual which result in the reign of COM
mon sense. That you or l will see this
problem worked out satisfactorily is not
probable, but each in our private sphere
| can do much. When mutual forbear-
ance, mutual concession, less of AFRO
gance on both sides, and more CT the
spirit of truthfulness obtains, then, and
not before, will Utopia be in our midst
Has my letter developed into lecture?
and are you saying how wise she deems
herself? Stop your ssuciness; this is the
voice of experience, not mine. The step
of the husband is on the walk; Just Y
peep in the glass to see if all is right, and
l go to meet him. He likes it, No. Not
married long enough to neglect these lit
tie things Oar tea table stands ready,
and while l have "perfect treasurer in
the kitchen, still go to see that all is
right Tor the master. will inclOse few
tried recipes lOr your cookbook, which,
from the tenor of your LAST letter, sup
pose you are busily iiling.
YOUR FRIEND.
PRESSED CHICKEN.
Take two large chickens, boil in q small
quantity Of water with a little salt; when
done. take all the meat from the bones,
remove the skin, keep the light meat sep
arate from the dark; chop and season to
taste with salt and pepper. Take mold
or pen, put in LAYER of light and layer
of dark meat till eII is used; add the
liqu2r in which it was boiled, and put on
q heavy weight: when cold slice.
TO COOK A HAM.
Boil the ham three or four hours, &C
cording to SIZE; then skin the whole and
81 + e. %h. f1I in 10
for half an hour, cover it thickly with
pounded rusk or bread-crumhS and set
back for half an hour longer. Boiled ham
oven for nearly az hour, TIL much ofstle
fat dries out, and it also makes it more
tender.
POTATO TIMBALE. T.
Eight large potatoes, one tablespoon
ful Of salt, four OF butter eone-half.
teaspoonful white pepper, three eggs, one
cup of hot milk, one-third cup of dry
crumbs. Boil the potatoes thirty
minutes; mash aud strain; then add the
hot milk, the eggs well beaten and two
tablespoonfuls butter; use the rest of the
butter on the inside of deep mold,
sprinkling the crumbs well over the sides
and bottom. Pack the potato into the
mold AID bake half an hour. Let 1t
stand few minutes after taking from the
oven then turn out on fat dish.
BERKSHIRE RUsKs.
One cup of sweet milk, one of yeast,
one of -four; set over hight; in the morn
ing add half cup OF sugar,
half cup OF butter, rubbed to-
gether; two eggs; reserve the white of
one, beaten to a froth, to spread over the
top when the rusks are raised and ready
to bake. ).
SNOW CAKE.
Three-f1urths OF g cup CT butter, two
cups of sugar, one cup of milk, one cup
Of corn starch. two cups If -four, one and
one-half teaspooniuls of baking powder;
mix corn starch, -four and baking powder
t, gether; add the butter and sugar alter
mattel, with the milk; lastly adlthe whites
of seven eggs; flavor to taste.
ANGELS PUDDING.
Two ounces OF -four, two Of sugar, two
of butter, a pint OF cream, whites Of three
eggs, bake in small pstty5pgns and send
to the table covered with icing.
DROP GINGER COOKIES.
One cup each Of molasses and sour
cream, one half cup of sugar, one egg,
one teaspoonful of soda, ginger and
cinnamon, and three heaping cups of
-four. Drop in spoonfuls On dripping
pan. Bake quick.
EMorris' Casssflne is q. posting cure for
dyspepsia. Peasant ~ take, hild in &C.
ton ga uniting in are.